Simple Pascal Law Experiment (Pressure String)
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Product Code : EL-POM-10368
Simple Pascal Law Experiment (Pressure String) from Lab Exports shows that pressure is transmitted equally in all directions, using a hollow metal brass/glass ball with small holes along one circumference and a branch tube fitted with a piston. When held with the holes in a horizontal plane and the piston pushed in, water streams out to the same distance from each hole. Lab Exports manufactures and exports this apparatus from India to schools, colleges and laboratories worldwide.
Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Ball | Hollow, brass or glass, with holes along one circumference |
| Mechanism | Branch tube with piston |
| Principle Demonstrated | Pascal's Law — pressure transmitted equally in all directions |
| Category | Physics Lab > Properties of Matter |
Key Features
- Equal-distance water jets: All holes stream water to the same distance, visually confirming Pascal's Law.
- Simple piston mechanism: Easy for students to operate and observe results immediately.
- Material choice: Available with a brass or glass ball.
Applications
This Simple Pascal Law Experiment (Pressure String) is used in physics lab demonstrations of Pascal's Law, showing that pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted equally in all directions.
Why Choose Lab Exports
Lab Exports is a manufacturer and exporter of physics lab equipment from India, supplying properties-of-matter apparatus to schools, colleges and laboratories worldwide. Browse the full Properties of Matter range or the complete Physics Lab equipment catalogue.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does this apparatus demonstrate?
A: Pascal's Law — that pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted equally in all directions.
Q: How is the demonstration performed?
A: The piston is pushed in with the ball's holes horizontal, and water streams out equally from each hole.
Q: What material is the ball made from?
A: Brass or glass.
Q: What confirms the pressure is equal?
A: All jets of water travel the same distance from each hole.
Q: Does Lab Exports export this product internationally?
A: Yes, Lab Exports manufactures and exports physics lab equipment from India to schools, colleges and laboratories worldwide.
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